"We shouldn't let go of Lanli's hand. I think, maybe it's just because Lanli is not the type that Rooney likes." In the laughter, Jay Renault teased again, and then cast a provocative look at Lanli meaningfully.

During the "gravity" publicity, there were not many scandals about Lan Li and Rooney, but they still appeared. Faced with the relentless pursuit of reporters, both parties denied it, and the matter was left unresolved. As Lan Li's popularity and call in the entire North America became more and more powerful, rumors about him will only gradually increase and will never decrease.

Lan Li raised her eyebrows gently: Strictly speaking, he is not the type that Rooney likes; if you think about it seriously, Rooney is not the type that he likes.

But they came together in the end.

The most wonderful charm of love is that it can find each other's common points and differences, and then build a bridge to get closer. It is not to change each other, but to embrace each other.

So, facing Jay Renault's joke, Renli faced it calmly.

"My inference has not been finished yet. If Lanley and Rooney are really in such a dilemma, then the ending shouldn't be like this; but more importantly, such a thing is impossible." Garrett now mastered the rhythm, and then returned to his topic again.

The audience's eyes gathered again, "At the speed of Rooney gliding past him, Renli could not have caught her. Rooney had weight, plus the hundreds of pounds of the space suit, which was a very terrible weight." As he said that, Garrett began to gesture with his hands and feet.

"We can imagine lying on the ice, when a five hundred pound weight flew past, and then you tried to grab a rope tied to the weight, while you were wearing a pair of gloves from medieval armor. This was an impossible task."

"It's like Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible?" Jay Renault added.

Garrett understood this time, "Yes, it's like Tom Cruise's 'Mission Impossible'." His smile showed off, "But if Renly really grasped the rope, then Rooney's acceleration inertia would disappear. This part of the plot presented in the movie is inconsistent with the laws of physics in space."

"Of course..." Garrett was about to continue, but Renly interrupted his words, "Medieval Armor? Is this what you describe in space suits?"

"Of course, don't you think it's very vivid?" Garrett said enthusiastically.

Lan Li laughed in silence and shook her head, "No, during the shooting process, because it was not a real weightless environment, our clothes were not real spacesuits. We couldn't feel that weight, at least not the real weight."

"Ah..." Garrett immediately understood, "Yes, yes. It takes a long time for us to adapt to space suits on Earth. If you wear space suits, you will not be able to join the performance." After all, Lanley and Rooney are not really in space to complete the shooting. "Wow, that's even more incredible. Your performance is so exciting, especially the space walk part."

"This is an important reason why Renly can achieve such success today." Jay Renault teased appropriately.

But Lan Li looked over with a smile, "Oh, you made me blush."

The jokes and confrontations between the back and forth were completely hidden in the words, which once again made the audience burst into laughter.

Garrett turned around and looked at Renly, "There is another question. In the movie, all the astronauts' space suits do not seem to be wearing diapers or cooling suits. So how can Rooney Mara expect to break Anatoly's spacewalk record? I can guarantee that there must be a stinking smell in her space suit. Although this is very impolite to a lady."

Lanli laughed happily, "We were indeed wearing diapers during the shooting."

There was a low cry at the scene, and Lan Li waved her hands repeatedly, "If you are painting the picture in your mind now, I can guarantee that it is not a beautiful scene."

Amid the laughter, Renli continued to explain:

"To present the realistic image of the movie, Rooney and I were tied to a pendulum-style cradle shelf, creating weightless effects through the rotation of the cameras around us without dead corners and the tilt of the cradle. This made it very difficult for us to leave and move, and there was almost no way to move around at will, and once we started shooting it for hours, we had to make multiple preparations to avoid dehydration or needing a toilet."

"So, when you are officially shooting the scene of taking off your space suit, take off your diapers?" Jay Renault asked curiously.

"Yes." Lan Li nodded and gave a positive reply, "We are shooting a movie. For the beauty of the picture, the director must sacrifice part of the authenticity."

"Haha." Garrett seemed to recall something and laughed out loud, "Indeed. I think no one wants to see the astronauts sweating profusely, wearing diapers and wearing messy bodies after taking off their space suits. I just imagined the scene where we returned to the space station after finishing our mission in space. Well, I still like the version in the movie."

Amid the laughter, Garrett added, "I have to admit that Renly Hall looks much more sexual/sense than I would after I take off my space suit."

"Jesus Christ, I don't want to depict your wife comparing you and Renly in her mind." Jay Renault looked a headache and covered his eyes with his hands, as if a minor child accidentally broke into his parents' bedroom and saw something he shouldn't have seen.

The vivid appearance made the audience laugh.

Even Garrett made a "sniff" sound and said with a panic look, "I didn't think so at first, but you have caused unnecessary associations now. God, this feels really weird." Then Garrett turned to look at Renli, with a look of just eating bitter gourd, "Sorry, Renli, I didn't mean it."

Lan Li was the only calm person on the scene. He agreed with the light head, "I am even more grateful now that you were not imagining such a comparison in your mind, otherwise..."

"Ha ha."

"Ha ha."

The laughter of the audience could no longer be controlled, just like opening Pandora's box, and then he could no longer go back.

"My fault. It's definitely mine." Garrett obediently raised his right hand and admitted his mistake.

"I mean, there are indeed places where films lose accuracy. For us professionals, the feeling is indeed a bit strange, but I also understand that these places are all for promoting the plot or increasing the dramatic part of the film. This is exactly the space we should give to producers and filmmakers. This is an art work, not a documentary."

After emphasizing his position again, Garrett added, "If you want to see a documentary, recommend Nasa and Discovery Channel, you can learn a lot of expertise."

"Garert, are you persuading the audience to enjoy our movies as popular science films?" Lan Li teased half-jokingly.

Garrett chuckled and shook his head, "No, I mean, this movie is rigorous enough. The audience just needs to let go of those picky prejudices and enjoy the visual shock brought by the movie. This is enough. Even astronauts who have been on missions in space can still feel the surprise when they see this movie again."

"I attended an event not long ago, Neil-armstrong's son talked about his father's many advantages and disadvantages: it was difficult to watch science fiction movies with him. Even if it was just a meter or a keyboard on the control panel, he would complain. He also protested the scene setting of the ejection of a small spacecraft from the Battlestar Galactica as if they needed additional acceleration and threw it out of the cabin."

Neil Armstrong, the executor of the Apollo moon landing plan, was the first human to step on the surface of the moon.

"I have no disrespect for one of the greatest figures in human history. But I want to say that I don't want to be like that. I still enjoy watching movies with my wife in the cinema with my wife." Garrett said with a smile. "This is just a movie, and it's a very good movie."

"Not everyone can become an astronaut, but everyone can go to the cinema. Moreover, there is no age, no gender, and no race restrictions. It belongs to everyone's dream." After Garrett completed the summary, Renli added just in time, making the whole conversation come alive.

Garrett turned his head in surprise, "Wow, you're such a wise guy, aren't you?"

"Haha." Lanli chuckled, "Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsis have always believed that movies are a way and platform to create dreams, and all the wonderful imaginations about aliens, dinosaurs, and universe wars can be transformed into reality through film. Some people say that movies are dream-making tools, and I am willing to believe them."

Garrett didn't say much and immediately gave Lanley an applause.

There was also thunderous applause in the entire studio. It can be imagined that after this episode was broadcast, the "gravity" viewing frenzy will inevitably rise to a higher level again. In particular, the former astronauts have already given official recognition, and those self-righteous debates can be temporarily concluded.

Until the applause calmed down, Jay Renault said again, "I have reminded me before that this guy has the ability to take the initiative at any time. Very well, before Jay Renault's Tonight Show becomes Lanley Hall's Tonight Show, we'd better end today's recording."

The understatement but full of joking words put an end to today's program.
Chapter completed!